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Google is the best search engine because it is easy and fast. The information is relevant to the search and has a variety of websites to look at.

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You might have seen the commercials online or on TV: Bing has been waging a marketing war on Google, claiming that blind users prefer Bing's results over Google's by a 2-to-1 margin.

But has Microsoft's search engine really advanced enough to pose a credible threat to Google? While you can test the comparison on your own at BingitOn.com, I've identified strengths and weaknesses for both. Either engine may have an edge depending on your personal preferences.

From social integration to speed to quality, here's a look at how they stack up:

Google advantage: Provides more relevant information.
While Bing's recent changes make it a more viable search option, it's still lacking in terms of result quality in response to informative queries.

In this case, I tested the phrase, "income tax rates." While the Google search engine results page (SERP) displayed information on both 2012 and 2013 tax rates in the first five listings, the only dated information found in Bing's results was a single listing mentioning 2011 tax rates.
Related: How a Facebook Search Engine Could Change the Way People Find Your Business
Bing advantage: Social integrations are stronger.
Bing's results win in terms of the smoothness of its social integrations. The company's contracts with both Facebook and Twitter give it access to more social data than Google, which must rely on the lesser-used Google+ network. The way it integrates social recommendations into its SERPs is also much less cluttered than Google's results.

Google advantage: Instant search saves time.
Although Google and Bing both offer instant search features -- which display potential search queries as you're typing into the search box -- Google's instant search tends to provide more relevant results, more quickly.

To measure this, I began entering the sample query, "latest Packers score" into both engines. Google provided this as a possible query result after only "latest Pack," while Bing required the full "latest Packers s" to turn up the same result.

Bing advantage: Results pages are more attractive.
Bing's search results pages have a certain visual appeal. And it appears that there are plenty of people who agree.

In many ways, Bing's results look like Google's used to, before Google cluttered its listings with "+1" buttons, social annotations and other useless features.
Related: What You Need to Know About Using Google's Webmaster Tools
Google advantage: Connected products provide more background information.
If you use any of Google's other products -- such as Google Reader or Google+ -- the search giant already has a wealth of information available to understand you and tailor its results to the listings that are most likely to be of value to you. While Bing offers similar products -- such as Bing Reader -- they aren't nearly as widely adopted as Google's offerings, meaning that Bing's internal integrations aren't likely to influence the company's SERP results for many users.

In this case, because I'm subscribed to SEO and social monitoring service SEOMoz in my Google Reader account, I was more likely to see posts from SEOMoz contributing authors appear in my Google query results than in Bing's listings. To me, this adds value by increasing the likelihood that results will appear from authors I know and trust.

Bottom line: Everyone's search engine use comes down to personal preference. For me, I'm sticking with Google until Bing is able to claim a much greater advantage over the web's largest, most preferred search engine.
Which do you think is the more effective search engine? Google or Bing? Let us know in the comments below.

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Bing vs. Google: Which Search Engine is Best?

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You might have seen the commercials online or on TV: Bing has been waging a marketing war on Google, claiming that blind users prefer Bing's results over Google's by a 2-to-1 margin. But has Microsoft's search engine really advanced enough to pose a credible threat to Google?

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think about it. you dont say to someone to go Bing a question. bing sucks google rocks period

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Chrome, Firefox, or Internet Explorer? Internet Explorer has the most users because it came before the other two. However, Mozilla Firefox is giving it a run for its money because of its special features.

http://www.auslogics.com/en/articles/what-is-the-best-internet-browser/

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Sea Monkey 2 is a excellent web browser. The email services are very fast.

http://www.seamonkey-project.org/

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Google chrome is known as one of the fastest browsers in the world. However, it depends on how fast your computer is. https://www.google.com/intl/en/chrome/browser/features.html

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I like Safari. It is very easy to use. I am not the smartest person, so it is best for me.

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Google Chrome is the easiest to use. It is also the highest rated.

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Safari is my favorite to use. I never have a problem with it. It also saves tabs if you exit the app.

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Safari is faster and more energy efficient than other browsers. Now you can shop even more safely and simply in Safari on your Mac.

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Safari is the best because it is owned by Apple. If its on a Apple device then it has to be good. Safari can also save any open tabs to iCloud so they will automatically open on any safari or iCloud device.

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Safari is faster and more energy efficient than other browsers. Now you can shop even more safely and simply in Safari on your Mac.

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google chrome is good. i hear its a really fast internet browser

http://www.browsersinfo.com/review/google-chrome/?kw=google+chrome&subid=BICHUS&cust=google+chrome&type=chrome&gclid=CJ-KyKeLw7UCFYje4AoddDkAXA&utm_campaign=BICHUS&fwd=1

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Google Chrome may boast syncing capabilities, but Mozilla Firefox

features Plug-ins to add to your search experience, such as specific filtering,

and personal settings that can re-organize your browser to your heart's content.

(Personally, I agree. Google Chrome is better.)

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Google chrome got a 9.85 out of 10 on a ranking as of 2013. Chrome is the fastest browser and has secure browsing and syncing capabilities. You can also customize your browser. The only bad thing about Chrome is it has no parental controls. However, there are other applications to fix this issue. http://internet-browser-review.toptenreviews.com/